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I found that interesting as well, because the rubber I got is basically a hard tensor, barely tacky at all. I bought it just a couple of weeks back and the protective sheet was sticky as KK described. What I wonder is whether they can change the formulation of a rubber and still keep the same code

That's high praise for any rubber, I never tried any tenergy before but I like Helix Platinum M on my BH very much. Easy to lift back spin, create spin, if you accelerate, the speed is decent, it does it all well and the arc is high which is my preference too.

That explains it then. Mine came with a sticky protective sheet indeed, and the sponge is dense but porous. I like it a lot, but I was expecting much more tack; it's almost nonexistent. did the rubber code change when the formula changed? Or is that not necessary? I guess the only actual...

Well, I decided to give Xiom Vega China a try since @victormanriquey is taking too long for his more professional review XD. I've always wanted to try this old but "purer" concept of hybrid. It's very cheap for today's standard, plus it was on discount, so it was an easy purchase (that's the lie...

I'm also waiting for the Vega China review! How's does the C2 compare to rakza Z?

Interesting that most of those rubbers are now discontinued. I wonder why that's the case if I only read positive reviews about the Sieger PK50, K2, and the Golden Tango. Is the "new" hybrid generation actually better? I play NUZN and I wouldn't even call it a hybrid in the first place. Just...

Interesting, then the codex 52 is the same as the tango PS?

What about its throw angle?

Sosfest tacky rubber in 2026? Rakza Z?

Looking forward to your impressions on Nuzn 48 and Vega China. I haven't tried many rubbers, to be fair. Every time I've changed it's because it's a present. I started with a premade Palio many moons ago, then Rakza 7 on both sides of a YSE was my very first custom. Then G1/C1, then Omega 8...

Yeah I meant Rakza Z. I have never used chinese rubbers and the only "hybrid" that I have used in the Nuzn 48, which to be honest it's just a tensor IMO. @victormanriquey what would be easier to use / adapt coming from tensors? Rakza Z or Vega China?

I remember I read a similar comment on another thread and shared a similar personal anecdote there. I remember the first time I started to train with the "grown-ups" at my club when I started playing, I had rakza 7 1.8mm on both side. This chinese guy I was training with, stopped mid-game...

How does the Vega china compares to rakza X in term of playing characteristics?

That's a good point. The naming convention and the official description is rather confusing and inconsistent. Now that the R7H is out, I hope someone can make a deep dive into the rakza lineup with a very comprehensive comparison

And even then, I find the nuzn to have way more catapult than a G1. Probably less catapulty than other standard modern tensor.

Looking forward to your comparison with Rakza Z. That's one rubber I have shortlisted

The way I understanding is that T19 is the most user-friendly of the Tenergy line that is not an FX model. Purely based on reviews. I remember I watched the review made by Timo, and the wording he used was something along the lines of "tenergy for everyone", or something like that. Which is a...

To me, it's just a tensor with very high grip. Very bouncy IMO, I like it a lot on FH, I'll flip my bat today to have a feeling for it on BH. It may be an option later on. I'm tempted to go back G1 on FH or something more linear or solid in the short game like Rakza Z. If Nunz 48 works fine on...

Fastarc: Linear, high arc Omega pro: bouncy, low arc Very different in my opinion but both good. It's a personal preference really. If your technique is not polished, I would agree Rakza 7 would be a better all-around rubber until you decide what's best for your playing style. Believe me you...

I changed both my blade and rubbers, which I strongly advise against, but it was a Christmas gift from my wife, so I didn't have much of a choice. I went from a Tibhar Stratus Power Wood with Fastarc G1/C1 to a Butterfly Innerforce ALC Layer with Omega 8 Pro/Eur. It took me weeks to adapt and...